A thought when you're feeling down ....

[lunna]

The best thing about walking any camino - ours or a different one - is that it teaches you that no matter how far away the end line is, it can be reached, as long as you have the right frame of mind. And of course, once you are aware of that, it is the act of keeping on walking, and not getting to the end line, that really counts. .

 

[t2andreo]

The journey IS the destination...

 

[Al the optimist]

Feeling Down! What's that? I am a Caminoist, spring beckons and I have only 98 days to go.

 

[Urban Trekker]

Feeling Down! What's that? I am a Caminoist, spring beckons and I have only 98 days to go.

I'm with you Al. 76 days to go. Buen Camino

 

[purplesage]

Feeling Down! What's that? I am a Caminoist, spring beckons and I have only 98 days to go.

Al... THIS one... I like !!!! I'm looking forward to seeing me there in Feb for a short walk .... BUT .... being back where we belong. Buen Camino brother Caesar

 

[t2andreo]

I am still spending my days doing income taxes and dreaming about setting dates for my 2016 Camino...sigh...

 

[lunna]

Old Mr. Pazcuzzi in Sixth Grade used to tell us kids we were wishing our lives away when we'd tell him we couldn't wait for summer vacation. Well, I can't wait to hit the trail again either!

 

[Wokabaut_Meri]

The best thing about walking any camino - ours or a different one - is that it teaches you that no matter how far away the end line is, it can be reached, as long as you have the right frame of mind. And of course, once you are aware of that, it is the act of keeping on walking, and not getting to the end line, that really counts. .

and often it's the end line where the real journey/Camino begins...

 

[CaminoDebrita]

...46 days or so...and I'm practicing walking in the rain so as to be ready! (Pac NW in Oregon has been soggy, to say the least).